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The Community Development Plan (CDP) allows the CEF partnership board to concentrate its efforts on the Issues, Projects and improvements that community groups, local organisations and Parish Councils wish to progress within Western their area. CEF Area We have had many successes in particular Youth development, health and welfare projects, activity classes and community cafes. Southern To sign up to the Eastern CEF mailing list please go to; CEF Area https://www.selby.gov.uk/cefs-register-updates www.selby.gov.uk/cefs Developing Community Organisations & Facilities Crime We will continue to work in partnership with Selby District AVS. The CEF works closely with our local police team. At each Selby District AVS is a free resource to support all voluntary, CEF Public Forum a representative from the Police attend to community, faith and sports groups and organisations. address key issues and answer questions.
They provide free practical support and advice across a wide range of areas including funding, governance, marketing, Ongoing concerns across the Eastern CEF area include issues service development, community consultation and staffing. relating to Speeding, Parking and Hate Crime.
They have access to a wide network of other support We will continue to work in partnership with the Police - organisations, funding databases and local contacts. promoting the North Yorkshire Community Messaging a free They produce a monthly newsletter and regular updates on our community messaging system that allows you to register to face book page.To sign up to the Selby District AVS mailing list receive the latest crime notifications and community news please go to; happening in your local neighbourhood. www.selbydistrictavs.org.uk/support-for-groups.php www.facebook.com/CommunityHouseSelby
Activities for Young People Growing Up In North Yorkshire 2016 survey data showed that; • 38% 6 - 7 year olds are worried about family issues • 22% 7 - 10 year old have been bullied in the past 12 months • 19% 11-15 year olds have been offered drugs There are many issues that affect young people in our community. The Eastern CEF has supported many groups and organisations working with Young People.
We will continue to support funding for new activities and initiatives, work with current providers and promote their work, and hold public forums focused on addressing the needs of young people.
You can get information on: Public Transport Crime and other police incidents, including missing people Within rural areas this is an ongoing issues with limited options. and witness appeals. The CEF will continue to promote the Community Transport scheme, explore alternative solutions, and work with providers. • Rural policing, including crimes against farms and rural businesses. Volunteer Car Scheme • Anti-social behaviour. Our clients are usually people who are unable to use public transport easily. We transport people for various reasons • Road safety, including road closures and traffic updates. including: • Neighbourhood news and events, such as invitations to . Doctor and hospital appointments public meetings. . Dentist and optician appointments . Clinics . Hairdressing . Banking . Shopping To get started, visit www.nycm.co.uk and create an account, or download our app from your device’s App Store. To book a car telephone: 01757 708036 or email reception@ communityhouse.org.uk The Selby Neighbourhood Policing team are determined to support those who are vulnerable and identify ways to reduce the risk of harm. Addressing Loneliness and Isolation https://northyorkshire.police.uk/neighbourhoods/selby/ In 2018 a survey was conducted to which over 400 people responded. You can contact the team via email at snaselby@ northyorkshire.pnn.police.uk or to speak to an Over 50% stated they felt lonely some / all of the time, with Neighbourhood team member about an ongoing cases ring people requesting more social events, groups clubs and cafes. 101, selection option 2 and dial in the team members collar number, shown below before their name. The CEF will provide support for residents to set up new activities and where needed resources including marketing For all other enquires please ring 101 and and funding. selection option 1 and always report crime through either 101 or in emergencies The CEF will promote key services and organisations who can through 999. help to address this issue.